Nixon Withdraws Gray Nomination as FBI Chief
President Nixon announced the withdrawal of L Patrick Gray III from consideration to lead the FBI. He said Gray requested the step and will remain acting director until a Senate confirmed successor is named. The move followed Judiciary Committee proceedings and ongoing Watergate investigations.
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Treaty Ends at Wounded Knee After 37 Days
A six page agreement ends the 37 day takeover at Wounded Knee. Russell Means will travel to Washington to meet White House representatives and surrender, with the AIM leaders disarming under federal guidance. A presidential treaty commission will reexamine the 1868 Sioux agreement.
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Indiana House OKs four tax bills sent to Senate
The Indiana House approved a conference committee report on Gov. Bowen’s four property tax replacement bills and sent them to the Senate for final votes. The Senate, amid heavy work with two days left, approved a bill expanding the 1941 shield law to cover news services and periodicals, returning it to the House for a Senate amendment approval.
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Age Of Majority Bills On Indiana Senate Calendar
Indiana Senate considers suspension of rules to advance a package of age of majority bills lowering age limits for city officials marriage, banking, insurance, notaries and other roles. House already approved. lawmakers debate tax package and budget actions as readings proceed.
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No Relief In Sight On Prices
Washington AP reports wholesale prices surged to a record 2.2 percent in March led by farm and processed foods with finished foods up 4.6 percent. lumber and industrial commodities rose, raising fears for consumer inflation and Phase 3 controls. Meany denounced price hikes, while Stein signaled possible mandatory measures. Proxmire proposed a six month freeze on prices and related items. Meat price ceilings and boycotts add pressure ahead of retail effects.
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Heaviest Fighting Since Peace Accord Reported in Vietnam
Saigon government said the heaviest clashes since the ceasefire broke out as Communist forces pressed in South Vietnam. Four government posts faced artillery and ground attacks in scattered probes while Hanoi Radio cited defensive actions by Viet Cong and claimed 20,000 operations in two months. Cambodian unrest cut Phnom Penh routes as international mediation stalled.
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Thieu pledges no more calls for US troops
South Vietnam leader Nguyen Van Thieu promises he will not request American troops again. The article appears in the Inside Story section and directs readers to Page 2 for full details.
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